Leadership Definition: Leadership fosters effective communication in all internal and external interactions, to establish and maintain cooperative relationships.
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One of the ways I communicate is via websites. The artifacts in this section are just a few of the websites that I have created.
i. I co-founded TWICE in 2001 and have done the website since then. It supports the goals of the organization.
ii. In AVLN, I have used my communication skills extensively. I've been the email voice of AVLN for several years, sending out announcements about events, resources, and online classes. In addition, as the webmaster, I've been through at least three reorganization and redesigns of the website as it has grown in meeting the needs of AVLN's members. In 2007, I handed the responsibility of the website to another AVLN board member.
iii. I've been involved in maintaining the Pioneer Memorial Church website since it's inception in 1998. The website and web team has grown and continues to be a blessing to both the local church family and web and TV viewers around the world. The latest design revision I did was in 2004 when it won the
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North American Division eChurch Award, which is expert and external evaluation. The most recent design revision was a team effort of the media ministry team.
iv. This is the website for my distance learning program at Berrien RESA, my workplace.
The websites I've created fit with the communication competency because they show how I am able to communicate online.
i. These are a few clips of my presentations via videoconference.
a. This presentation is a sample of my training to my local educators.
b. This presentation is a sample of my presentations to schools in Michigan.
c. This set of video clips were recorded in a studio at ESU 10 after presenting a keynote session.
d. This recorded presentation is of an invited keynote presentation for the Broadband Institute in Canmore, Alberta
These artifacts show my ability to present and communicate with large audiences in person and via videoconference
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In this reflection paper, I consider communication research and theory in two main areas: social networking and videoconferencing. My ideas and dreams for future learning are also included.
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ii. AVLN
iii. PMChurch.org and PMChurch.tv and 2004 NAD eChurch Award
iv. SouthwestNet Distance Learning
janine@janinelim.com
Full portfolio online here.
i. I co-founded TWICE in 2001 and have done the website since then. It supports the goals of the organization.
ii. In AVLN, I have used my communication skills extensively. I've been the email voice of AVLN for several years, sending out announcements about events, resources, and online classes. In addition, as the webmaster, I've been through at least three reorganization and redesigns of the website as it has grown in meeting the needs of AVLN's members. In 2007, I handed the responsibility of the website to another AVLN board member.
iii. I've been involved in maintaining the Pioneer Memorial Church website since it's inception in 1998. The website and web team has grown and continues to be a blessing to both the local church family and web and TV viewers around the world. The latest design revision I did was in 2004 when it won the
iv. This is the website for my distance learning program at Berrien RESA, my workplace.
a. ASK Training
b. Projects Presentation for Utica Community Schools
c. Nebraska Video Interviews
d. VC Alberta
janine@janinelim.com
Full portfolio online here.
a. This presentation is a sample of my training to my local educators.
b. This presentation is a sample of my presentations to schools in Michigan.
c. This set of video clips were recorded in a studio at ESU 10 after presenting a keynote session.
d. This recorded presentation is of an invited keynote presentation for the Broadband Institute in Canmore, Alberta
Sample Reflection Papers
janine@janinelim.com
Full portfolio online here.